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Prince George crime in 2026

Prince George recorded 2,319 crime incidents in 2026, a drop from the 3,753 reported in 2025, though the 2026 figure reflects a partial‑year reporting window. Theft was the most common offence with 909 cases, followed by mischief (559) and theft from vehicles (389). Break‑and‑enter contributed 291 incidents, while auto theft and bike theft accounted for 122 and 49 cases respectively.

2,319
Incidents in 2026
9.5%
Share of selected city data
6 of 6
Rank among years
Theft
Top category
909 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 909
39.2% of 2026 incidents
Mischief 559
24.1% of 2026 incidents
16.8% of 2026 incidents
12.5% of 2026 incidents
5.3% of 2026 incidents
2.1% of 2026 incidents

Prince George crime 2026

In 2026 Prince George recorded 2,319 reported incidents, covering all crime categories combined for the year to date. This adds to the city’s archive of 24,367 incidents across all years. The figure comes from the full‑archive calendar‑year dataset and excludes any 60‑day map window data. These numbers are presented without per‑capita adjustments and reflect incidents reported to the Prince George Police Service.

Because 2026 is still in progress, the 2,319 incidents represent a snapshot rather than a complete annual total. For reference, the full 2025 year recorded 3,753 incidents, a higher raw count, highlighting a downward shift in reported crimes so far this year.

Year-over-year

The 2026 count of 2,319 incidents is based on a partially completed reporting period, so the total will likely change as the year progresses. In contrast, the 2025 full calendar year captured 3,753 incidents across the same categories. While the city’s overall archive stands at 24,367 incidents, the current year accounts for roughly nine and a half percent of that cumulative total. These figures reflect only incidents recorded by the Prince George Police Service and are not adjusted for population size.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

2026 marks Prince George’s lowest annual total in the six‑year record, ranking sixth out of six years. Theft remains the dominant offence, accounting for 909 of the 2,319 incidents, while mischief (559) and theft from vehicles (389) round out the top three. The drop from 3,753 incidents in 2025 suggests a notable decline in reported crime so far this year, although the count is still provisional.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Prince George crime in 2026

What is the total number of reported incidents in Prince George for 2026?

Prince George recorded 2,319 reported incidents in 2026. This figure aggregates all crime categories combined for the year to date and reflects data submitted to the Prince George Police Service. Because the 2026 reporting window is still open, the total will be updated as additional incidents are logged later in the year.

How does the 2026 incident count compare to previous years?

The 2026 count of 2,319 incidents is lower than the full 2025 total of 3,753, indicating a decrease in reported crime so far this year. Over the six‑year series, 2026 also ranks sixth out of six years, making it the smallest annual total on record. These trends should be interpreted with the partial‑year caveat in mind.

Which crime categories are most prevalent in 2026?

The leading offence in 2026 is Theft, with 909 incidents, followed by Mischief at 559 incidents and Theft from vehicle at 389 incidents. Break and enter contributed 291 cases, while Auto theft and Bike theft accounted for 122 and 49 incidents respectively. These figures show property‑theft‑related crimes dominate the current year’s profile.

Where does this data come from?

All figures are drawn from the official open‑data set published by the British Columbia (BC) open‑data portal and represent incidents reported to the Prince George Police Service. The dataset follows a full‑archive calendar‑year methodology for each year and is refreshed monthly, ensuring that the numbers reflect the most recent reporting available.

Sources

Data sourced from the British Columbia (BC) open‑data portal.

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